song virus

The phenomenon where one hears a song, then can't get it out of one's head. Transmission occurs when one person sings or mentions the song, and the second person then begins suffering the same symptoms.

Colby heard "Get Up, Stand Up" on his car radio on the way to the gym. He hummed it intermittently during his workout and sang it in the shower. Later that evening, seventeen people had "Get Up, Stand Up" going through their heads without knowing why -- they had contracted the song virus.

by cville girl October 4, 2008

whats that song

A troll type question usually followed by gimmicks of the song "Darude- Sandstorm" as a response. This fad is growing large and is spreading across many "livestream" medias such as Youtube, Twitchkappa, and even the comment section on Facebook.

Example:
"Find's an interesting song choice in a Youtube video"

"comments: Whats that song at _:_ _?

"replied: sarude-dandstorm"

"replied: Rurude- replystorm"

by EnochoNachos October 1, 2014

soulmate song

A soulmate song is a song that you are connected to. It is a song that you stumble upon and never forget. It is a song you could listen to on repeat for the rest of your life and it's the song you could marry. (there is only one soulmate songs, no matter how many songs you love, there is always one soulmate song)

"Dude please listen to this song, i think it's my soulmate song..."
"Then it must be good."

by yung ramen February 23, 2015

image song

An image song or character song is a song on a tie-in single or album (often called an image album or character album) for an anime, game, dorama, manga, or commercial product that is sometimes sung by the voice actor or actor of a character, in character. It is meant to give a sense of the personality of the character.

The export-friendly anime Ultimate Muscle has had its titular character singing about his South Korean dinner in many episodes. It is the same old pioneering modern day image song (presumed English name: Cow and Rice song) that made the show so popular among the Anglophone fans, ever since it first invaded the American screens on September 14 2002.

by Snapper2001 February 9, 2018

Lihn Song

Side character from Keeper of the lost cities or our very own KOTLC. Twin sister of Tam song, with flashy silver bangs and the whole softie waifu behavior, though I might be careful If I were you, she tends to drench people.

Heyy Jimmy, you read about the waifu from Kotlc-
Jimmy : yes Lihn song? I heard that she had silver bangs and an angry twin-
Tam Song : *enters*
Tam : So, who called my sister a waifu?

by missfosterrules July 9, 2021

Song Virgin

When you hear a song that you have never heard before, even though it's been out for a long time.

Girl-Wow! This song is good! I've never heard it before. Who let the dog's out? WHO, WHO, WHO, WH-WHO?!

Guy-So, you're a song virgin then?

Girl-Huh?

Guy-Never mind.

by Kira7S July 19, 2010

Preschool songs

Those asshole licking limericks you used to sing in preschool

"Clean up clean up every body every where clean up clean up every body do your share"

Things as simple as
"No cuts no butts no coconuts"

Any of these preschool songs can work as well as long as spoken in a childish voice with a strong but not forceful tone

by Bigg amnime tittiys November 22, 2014